Built using insights from more than 100 million property claims, the Property Lab recreates realistic home damage scenarios to help claim adjusters build the expertise needed to guide customers through the repair process
Key Takeaways
- The Property Lab was built using insights from more than 100 million property claims, helping recreate many of the damage scenarios customers experience most often.
- Two full-size, two-story homes with a basement bring real-world property damage scenarios to life, from burst pipes and roof leaks to hail-damaged roofing materials and lightning-damaged equipment.
- Interactive technology and hands-on learning environments allow claim adjusters to explore how damage occurs, spreads through a home and is ultimately repaired, supporting more accurate assessments and clearer explanations for customers about what needs to be repaired and why.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Property Lab at Allstate Claims University is a full-scale residential training facility, featuring two complete, two-story homes where Allstate claim adjusters inspect staged home damage before helping customers navigate real property damage situations. The Property Lab is one of two hands-on training environments inside Allstate Claims University, the company's 33,000-square-foot claims training center in Dallas, Texas, which opened in August 2026. Built using insights from more than 100 million property claims, the Property Lab recreates the residential damage scenarios customers experience most often.


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